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SunnyKow
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RE: VBA Code to attach .jpg to body of Outlook email

Hi Carolyn Try changing this line of your code from xlsx to jpg/docx etc If InStr(1, AttachFile, "docx", vbTextCompare) Then In cell B4 chan...

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RE: How to make graphic with two colorbars out of this

Hi Frans Thanks for your feedback. Glad to know that we are able to help. Cheers Sunny

8 years ago
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RE: How to make graphic with two colorbars out of this

Here is another try with a column chart with some helper columns. If I need different colors, I will normally create different series. Hope this he...

8 years ago
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RE: Count function in two different ranges

Hi Suhail See if this helps. Please note that these are array formulas. Sunny

8 years ago
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RE: Rows with multiple

Hi Just a slight variation to Mynda's PivotTable solution. This will ensure that all dates begin in the 1st column and so on without any blanks ...

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RE: Excel - Collect Data

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8 years ago
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RE: Excel - Collect Data

Please attach some sample data and the expected results.

8 years ago
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RE: Sum Values by Week Number

Hi Bob Using Frans example above but without a helper column. =SUMPRODUCT((WEEKNUM($A$6:$A$285+0,2)=F2)+0,$C$6:$C$285) Sunny

8 years ago
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RE: Saving daily stock-quotes in column based on date

Hi Jim See if this helps. The problem is the Date in column D is text while the date in columns H and after are true dates. Not too sure if i...

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RE: Calculating totals across multiple workbooks

Hi Andy In addition to the link above, you can also refer to this : This link contains the original code that I modified to remove blanks from th...

8 years ago
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RE: Calculating totals across multiple workbooks

Hi Andy Those {} belongs to array formulas. You don't key them in. When you enter or edit such formulas, you need to press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER inst...

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RE: Excel - Hide formulas in spreadsheet

Hiding Formulas 1) Select the range where the formulas are. 2) Right-click and select Format cells and select the Protection tab. 3) Tick the...

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RE: Calculating totals across multiple workbooks

Hi Andy Give this a try. Haven't 100% tested though. Please do not touch row 1 of the Data sheet but you can hide it. You will then need to use ...

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